H&H Mini Single Spinner 1/16 6/card Chartreuse/White

The H&H Mini Single Spinner in Chartreuse/White is a compact, single-blade spinner designed for bass and other freshwater species. At 1/16 ounce, this lightweight lure excels in shallow water, around vegetation, and in confined spaces where heavier spinners can't reach. The chartreuse and white color combination delivers high visibility in stained water and low-light conditions, making it effective across a range of fishing scenarios. You get six lures per card, giving you backups for when you snag, lose one to a tree, or simply want to experiment with placement across different spots.

H&H spinners are built around a living rubber skirt that creates natural, lifelike action in the water. Unlike plastic skirts that can tear or lose their shimmer, rubber construction holds up to repeated casts and hard strikes, and the skirt's movement triggers reaction bites from bass that might ignore stiffer alternatives. The single-blade design keeps resistance low, so the 1/16-ounce weight casts cleanly on standard spinning tackle and medium-action rods—no need for specialized gear.

Whether you're working shallow back-country ponds, ditches, or the edges of lily pads, or fishing early and late in the season when bass hold tight to cover, the mini spinner's small profile and quick blade rotation will draw strikes. Experienced anglers keep a few in their box for finesse situations; newcomers will find the simple, forgiving retrieve makes success immediate.

Key Features

• 1/16-ounce single-blade design for shallow water and tight spaces
• Living rubber skirt for natural action and durability
• Chartreuse/White color for high visibility in stained water
• Six lures per card for practice, backup, and variety
• Light enough to cast on standard spinning rods and reels

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What rod and reel setup works best for 1/16-ounce spinners?

A standard medium-power spinning rod with a matching reel rated for light line will handle these mini spinners well. You can use 4- to 8-pound monofilament or braided line depending on the cover and species you're targeting.

Will the living rubber skirt hold up to multiple fish?

Yes. Living rubber is more durable than plastic alternatives and resists tearing and fraying even after several strikes. It will eventually wear with heavy use, but the skirt will remain functional through many bass.

When should I use a 1/16-ounce spinner versus a heavier model?

The mini size excels in shallow water, around dense vegetation, and in confined spaces like small ponds or ditches. Heavier spinners are better for deeper water and longer casts. The 1/16-ounce size also works well early and late in the season when bass stay shallow.

What does the Chartreuse/White color work best for?

Chartreuse and white is highly visible in stained or muddy water and low-light conditions. It also works in clear water when bass are active. This versatile color combination makes it a solid all-around choice for a backup in your tackle box.